👨🏻‍🚀Hi DebraR. I know a bit about the foot. Don't know if it's related to this thing we call psoriasis though. Here is what I know about my own condition when it comes to the feet: Some lifting affects it, taking some supplements affect it, even eating some foods may bring on that oh too familiar pain in the foot. When having this foot pain it's rather easy to Identify what type of foot problem it may be. Heel pain is prob. some form of the plantar Fasciitis. Don't be alarmed though, it goes away over time. Motrin, Advil, Tylenol-take your pick.!I never was into taking anti-inflammatories to heal but you're gonna need them to heal this sort of pain. I find that I don't even like some foods that bring it on like steak or flour filled foods. The best thing to do is relax, evaluate your eating habits, maybe change your eating habits and if you're like me invest in a nice sized basin and soak your foot/feet in nice warm water for 10-15 minutes altering to an ice pack or cold water is fine too for the same duration of time. Hope it helps. I had to figure this one out on my own, lol. By the way, a lot of the stores sell plantar fasciitis kits to fix the problem..... I know of the kits and .... it's something U might- not want to do right away.
I could tell U some good stories about where my feet have been but Im already Up to 1200 word count on this post. Post with U soon!🙂
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